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Old 11-14-2005, 10:10 AM   #19
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Re: Today, Brunell looked like Ramsey

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I think we need to ease up on Brunell.
Saying Brunell looked like Ramsey is ludicrous. Ramsey never woulda brought our team back after 2 picks and a lost fumble.
A lot of you seem to have a short memory. Of course Ramsey and Brunell don't play the position exactly the same, but Brunells game mirrored at least half a dozen games that Ramsey played as the starter. He would play shakey early, settle down and make some good throws, and battle back to within a point or two and come up just short at the end. I specifically remember and Eagles and Giants games two seasons ago where this happened.

Now no one is saying Ramsey should be starting over Brunell, but when did it become a crime to point out Brunells mistakes? Tell me his fumble on the six yard line had no effect on the outcome of the game. Explain to me how attempting three 30+ yard passes in a row, from 1st and 10 with 48 seconds left was smart. As I said, no one is saying Ramsey should be starting over Brunell, but to act like he had a perfect game is ridiculous.
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